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Plans to modify frequency and add staff will bring further growth to McPherson area coverage. Today, we are making two announcements of interest to you and your community.
Plans to modify frequency and add staff will bring further growth to McPherson area coverage. Today, we are making two announcements of interest to you and your community.
The USD 418 Board of Education is finalizing a facility proposal this week, after over a year and a half of work on the project. The $88 million proposal focuses on upgrading aging high school facilities with a new academic building for grades 9-12, as well as renovations to the Performing Arts wing, CTE classrooms, and Roundhouse.
The Little River High School 2023 Winter Court King and Queen will be announced between the varsity games on Feb. 10 in Little River.
During the Public Input Session at the City of McPherson Commission Meeting on Jan. 31, Mayor Tom Brown shared that he had meetings the week before with the League of Kansas Municipalities and Kansas Association of Counties.
McPherson College alums Abigail Briscoe and Madison Mullen will have their art on display in the Front Gallery at the Hutchinson Art Center, located at 405 N. Washington St.
Bluestem PACE, a nonprofit dedicated to helping seniors live well at home, will host its annual 5K run/walk on Saturday, April 1, at 9 a.m. in McPherson, Kan. Those interested in registering for the PACE Race can do so at bluestemks.org/events. Registration is $30 by Feb. 15 and includes a race t-shirt. After Feb. 15, registration increases to $35.
The Ladies Reading Circle resumed meeting this fall after a long break during Covid. In November, December and January, members enjoyed Mexican lunches at the Senior Center. After a planning meeting in November, members shared Christmas stories and holiday plans in December, and in January Carla Barber presented a program on New Year’s resolutions.
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced the selection of 626 high school seniors as semifinalists for the distinguished Cooke College Scholarship Program. The highly selective scholarship provides high-achieving students with financial need up to $55,000 each year to cover the costs of college.
McPherson’s Turkey Creek Golf Course has come a long way since it was built in 1990. Turkey Creek Operations Superintendent Jason Buschbom and Program Coordinator Treg Fawl are two credited to making the Golf Course and Clubhouse what they are today, always improving and upgrading.
The Salina Symphony will present a “Once Upon a Time” Gala Saturday, February 18, at the Salina Country Club. Join the Symphony for an enchanted evening complete with captivating music, signature cocktails, an elegant dinner, and live auction.